Reviews Archives

The Lover and The Wife

- 8 May 2012

There are three things you need for a successful play: a good script, a good...

- 8 May 2012

Patti Plinko deals in sex, death and drinking; age old inspiration for song of course,...

- 8 May 2012

The Killing Fields is a documentary by Carlo Nero; following a screening of this thought-provoking...

- 8 May 2012

As elegant as ever Redgrave took the stage and held the audience for nearly two...

- 8 May 2012

From the moment you enter The Sabai Pavilion you become part of the party. The...

- 8 May 2012

Not knowing what to expect from Tristan Sharps is part of the excitement. His fertile...

- 8 May 2012

Pat Kinevane’s one man drama invades your mind like a bad dream. His derelict, mentally...

- 8 May 2012

There is a Homeric theme running through Vanessa Redgrave’s festival choices. This captivating discussion provided...

- 8 May 2012

Ric Morris’ tongue in cheek tour proves one thing: Brighton is unique. And, whether you’re...

- 8 May 2012

Where better than Glyndebourne to hear The Hagen Quartet deliver Beethoven’s String Quartet in A...

- 8 May 2012

In an intimate setting, three renowned writers recite from their latest work. Launched by brainchild,...

- 8 May 2012

This group certainly lived up to their name with the fast-paced opener’s dynamic poly-rhythmic drums,...